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Comment by Myla Cain on January 3, 2014 at 2:07pm

I love! He's beautiful :) Does he live as part of your aquaponics setup? I am working to make my red-eared slider part of one. Her name is Shelly II. My 4 year old named her after a sea-shell turtle one of our hermit crab ladies made us.

Comment by Rob Nash on November 6, 2012 at 6:13am

Alex, thanks for checking in, im doing well.

the new greenhouse is almost 100% and is finally making a steady income... im excited about the future and enjoying the ride.

San Antonio is blowing up the ap scene! ..keep up the good work my man.

 

Comment by Patti Taylor on November 5, 2012 at 10:40pm

I agree 100%with Rob, its a lifetime commitment.@Rob how you been brother?Hows the new place?I been working nights,so not much time for anything anymore.

Comment by Rob Nash on November 5, 2012 at 8:12am

this is a Sulcata Tortoise, AKA, African Spur tortoise. they love to eat veggies and grass, but just like tilapia, they cant take cold weather below 55-60 degrees. very fun to own, they have more personality than you might think., ours would step on your foot as he passed by, kind of a hand shake.. but he always tried to "taste" my wife's painted toe nails. Thet live to about 120 years, so its a seriouse commitment... ours was about 40 lbs and 25" around when he escaped from our yard... sadness

Comment by TonyP on November 5, 2012 at 6:16am

Do you still have this turtle? If so how hard are they to take care of?